This battle was the first skirmish of the war. Took place in South Carolina. 34 hour bombardment which ended in the Union retreating.
Battle of Ft. Sumter
Confederate General who led the majority of the war for the South. Lincoln originally wanted him to be the Union General.
General Robert E. Lee
Large influx of new citizens to this state/territory. Caused fights among citizens. Includes John Brown.
Bleeding Kansas
The issue that lasted for over 400 years.
Slavery
This side of the war had better generals.
Strength of the Confederacy
Despite the name, this sea battle was the first battle using iron clad ships.
Battle of Hampton Roads
Union General nicknamed "Unconditional Surrender"
General Ulysses S. Grant
A Confederate Senator attacks a Union Senator. Give the name of the event.
The struggle for who has more power
States Rights v. Federal Government
This side of the war had more troops
Strength of the Union
This battle was viewed by spectators having picnics on the hillside. This battle was a Union failure due to an underestimation of the Confederate Army.
Battle of Bull Run
Known for being Too Slow and Too Cautious. Fired by Lincoln
General George McClellan
This battle, won by the union, cut off the southern most point of the Mississippi River
Battle of New Orleans
This person was elected in 1860
Abraham Lincoln
This side of the war had 'home-field advantage' when fighting the majority of the battles
Strength of the Confederacy
This battle, "won" by the Union, green-lit Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation
Battle of Antietam
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
This law requires ANY escaped slave to be returned to the south. Very unpopular with northern abolitionists.
Fugitive Slave Act 1850
The invention of this machine revolutionized the cotton industry and greatly expanded slavery. Created by Eli Whitney
The Cotton Gin
This side of the war depended on farming for their economy. Lacked industry
This battle gave the Union full control of the Mississippi River and effectively split the Confederacy in half.
Battle of Vicksburg
President of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
This battle, which led to a general of the Union army to resign his position.
Battle of Fredricksburg, Ambrose Burnside
The failures of these 2 things. Caused 'Bleeding Kansas' and the attempted to limit the expansion of slavery.
The Missouri Compromise of 1820 and Compromise of 1850
This side of the war had sloppy generals